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The French Downstroke on Snare Drum
The Traditional Downstroke on Snare Drum
The French Upstroke on Snare Drum
The American Upstroke on Snare Drum
The Traditional Upstroke on Snare Drum
The French Full Stroke on Snare Drum
The American Full Stroke on Snare Drum
The German Full Stroke on Snare Drum
The Traditional Full Stroke on Snare Drum
Summary: The French full stroke is a way to hit a snare drum that can alter the tone you get dramatically so watch this free video an choose for yourself.
Joel began his official study of music in middle school, and went on to immerse himself in every music making opportunity. After high school, his focus narrowed to the drum kit and he...read more
"JOEL SIEGEL: The last stroke that we want to talk about is your full stroke. As you can imagine, this is a combination of the two, and you're going to start up and you're going to end up, alright? So this is your French grip, full stroke, and this is just kind of your everyday stroke. This is what everything kind of averages out to be."
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